Wednesday, June 1, 2016
Capitol Reef
After our visit to the Escalante area, we moved on to another of the 5 Utah National Parks, Capitol Reef, scoring a great boondocking spot just west of the park boundary.
Close by is the Goosenecks Overlook. It's hard to get a good view unless you are daring enough to stand right on the edge, which I'm not.
While Barbara and Ron went on another hike, I decided to go to Hickman Bridge. The hike starts off with a walk along the river, where they warn you not to stop or you'll get hit by a falling rock.
The trail then starts climbing a bit -
Going past some volcanic boulders.
The first glimpse of the bridge is a little hard to make out.
Ahhhh, much better!
And the view from the back, which would be in the sun later in the day.
I also stopped to see the petroglyphs along the river -
And the old school house.
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beautiful park and landscape. enjoying the tour with you.
ReplyDeleteCOOL...I have that hike on my must do's at some point cause my married name was Hickman! I didn't even know about the rock art so that's a bonus!!
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